Question

Comparatives
and Superlatives

I. Complete using comparatives

 


1. Australia is (big) __________
than England.


2. I'm (good) __________ now
than yesterday.


3. He thinks Chinese is
(difficult) _________ than French.


4. Valencia played (bad) __________
than Real Madrid yesterday.


5. Sahara Desert is (hot) __________
than Mojave Desert.


6. John is (old) __________
than Harry.


7. Mexico City is (populated) __________ than Guadalajara.

 


8. This dress is (expensive) __________
than the black one!


9. Your clothes are (dirty) __________
than mine.


10. My brother Tom is (young) __________
than me.


11. This computer is (new) __________
than your computer.


12. This house is (big) __________
than my house!


13. Your car is (fast) __________ than this car.





II. Put in the adjective in bold from the first sentence into the second
sentence in its correct form (comparative or superlative).

 


1. This is a nice cat. It's much
____________________ than my friend's cat.


2. Here is Linda. She's six years old.
Her brother is nine, so he is ____________________.

3. Harry has an interesting hobby, but
my sister has the ____________________ hobby in the world.


4. In the last holidays I read a good book,
but father gave me an even ____________________ one last weekend.


5. School is boring, but homework is
____________________ than school.


6. Skateboarding is a dangerous hobby.
Bungee jumping is ____________________ than skateboarding.


7. This science magazine is cheap, but
that one is ____________________.


8. We live in a small house, but my
grandparents' house is even ____________________ than ours.


9. Yesterday Jessie told me a funny joke. This joke was the
____________________ joke I've ever heard.

Answer 1

I. Complete using comparatives 

 


1. Australia is (big) bigger
than England. 


2. I'm (good) better now
than yesterday. 


3. He thinks Chinese is
(difficult) more difficult than French. 


4. Valencia played (bad) worse
than Real Madrid yesterday. 


5. Sahara Desert is (hot) hotter than Mojave Desert. 


6. John is (old) older
than Harry. 


7. Mexico City is (populated) more populated than Guadalajara. 

 


8. This dress is (expensive) more expensive
than the black one! 


9. Your clothes are (dirty) dirtier
than mine. 


10. My brother Tom is (young) younger
than me. 


11. This computer is (new) newer
than your computer. 


12. This house is (big) bigger
than my house! 


13. Your car is (fast) faster than this car. 





II. Put in the adjective in bold from the first sentence into the second
sentence in its correct form (comparative or superlative). 

 


1. This is a nice cat. It's much nicer than my friend's cat. 


2. Here is Linda. She's six years old.
Her brother is nine, so he is older. 

3. Harry has an interesting hobby, but
my sister has the most interesting hobby in the world. 


4. In the last holidays I read a good book,
but father gave me an even better one last weekend. 


5. School is boring, but homework is
more boring than school. 


6. Skateboarding is a dangerous hobby.
Bungee jumping is better than skateboarding. 


7. This science magazine is cheap, but
that one is more cheap. 


8. We live in a small house, but my
grandparents' house is even bigger than ours. 


9. Yesterday Jessie told me a funny joke. This joke was the
funniest joke I've ever heard.